1. Our goal is to help 5th and 6th grade students
make a successful transition from an elementary setting to junior high.
"It is still best to be honest and truthful, to make the most of what we have,
to be happy with the simple pleasures, and to be cheerful and have courage when things go wrong."
        ~Laura Ingalls Wilder ( )

2. WELCOME Please take a seat Leave materials in the center of the table
Take out your library books and place them at the center of the table

3. Meet your Counselor How can I help? Where can you find me? Office pass
Individual
Mediation
Group - PIE, We Serve Too, Lunch
Where can you find me?
Office pass
Blue Incident Form

4. GUIDANCE with Mrs. Martin:
Expectations
GUIDANCE with Mrs. Martin:
1. Eyes on the speaker.
2. Raise your hand to ask a question, comment or share.
3. Respect others and their opinions, keep confidentiality.
4. Learn something new!
5. Have FUN!

5. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

6. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

7. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

8. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

9. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

10. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

11. ACTIVITY
Sort through your cards
Match
THE TRAITS OF A GRADUATE

12. TRAITS OF A GRADUATE SELF-MOTIVATED DYNAMIC LEADER FUTURE READY
SKILLED
COMMUNICATOR
SERVICE ORIENTED

13. Disagreement vs. Rude vs. Mean vs. Bullying
All Kinds of Conflict!
Disagreement vs. Rude vs. Mean vs. Bullying

14. Bullying WHAT IS CONFLICT? Mean Moment Rude Moment
Conflict is a word used to describe when people aren’t getting along or when there is a problem between two or more people.
There are 4 kinds of conflict that we will talk about today:
Disagreement
Rude Moment
Mean Moment
Bullying
What do you notice about these words? They are getting bigger! That’s because the size of the conflict is getting bigger. A disagreement is a much smaller conflict than bullying.
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15. Disagreement When people have different ideas about something.
Usually no one’s feelings are hurt.
Disagreement
What is the disagreement in this picture?
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16. Rude Moment Hurting someone’s body or feelings on accident.
Someone isn’t being careful with their body or someone isn’t thinking about the other person
Rude Moment
What is the rude moment in this picture?
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17. Mean Moment Hurting someone’s body or feelings on purpose.
Happens just one time or every once in awhile.
Mean Moment
What is the mean moment in this picture?
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18. Bullying Hurting someone’s body or feelings on purpose.
Happens more than once.
The person doing the hurting has more power:
Older OR Bigger
More than one person
Afraid of them
Bullying
What is the bullying happening in this picture?
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19. What’s another example?
BULLYING
Threatening someone every day…
Getting other people to be mean to someone, or to leave someone out…
Two kids who always make fun of someone because they have a really hard time reading…
Turn and Talk: What is another example of bullying? What can you do if you see or experience bullying?
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What do you do if you see someone bullying or if someone bullies you?
What’s another example?

20. How can you handle a rude moment?
RUDE MOMENTS
Burping without saying “excuse me”…
Cutting in line…
Bumping up against someone…
Interrupting…
Turn and Talk: What is another example of a rude moment? How can you handle rude moments?
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How can you handle a rude moment?
What’s another example?
Are these bullying??

21. What kind of Conflict is it?
Disagreement
Rude
Mean
Bullying